Weight loss should not be goal of P.E. By Press Release • Nov 11, 2020 Staying active, rather than weight loss, should be the goal of physical education classes in school. a U. of Ga. study suggests.
Obesity is a national security threat: military leaders By Paul Katula • Oct 11, 2019 Young adults in IL (& the nation) are obese at too high a rate for successful military recruiting. Nutrition and healthy living start early.
Nutrition guidance helps reduce student obesity By Press Release • Dec 28, 2018 Children whose schools teach about making healthy eating choices tend to show a reduced trend toward obesity, more so than physical activity.
Drinking water with school lunch may cut obesity By Press Release • Nov 9, 2017 A study out of the U. of IL suggests that encouraging students to drink water during lunch at school could cut their risks of becoming overweight.
What adults think of kids’ health today By Press Release • Nov 3, 2017 Adults today don't think kids are as healthy as those in their own generation back in the day, citing obesity, safety, bullying, <em>etc.</em>
Soda tax will end in Cook Co. on Dec. 1 By Paul Katula • Oct 17, 2017 The added tax of 1 cent per ounce on sugar-sweetened beverages in Cook Co., IL, will end on Dec. 1. Is it a good move or not?
To live a long life, stay in shape & keep learning By Press Release • Oct 14, 2017 You may extend your expected lifespan by staying shape, not engaging in bad habits like smoking, and by continuing to study and learn after school.
Obesity rates in the US continue to rise By Paul Katula • Oct 13, 2017 The CDC says in 2015-16, more Americans were obese than ever in the history of a national survey, up about one-third over 16 years.
Exposure to violence linked to teen obesity By Press Release • Aug 1, 2017 Kids who are obese often develop poor eating habits during adolescents, and those habits get worse when they're around violence.
Parents don’t promote healthy eating habits By Press Release • Feb 20, 2017 Although parents know about healthy diets, many of them don't promote healthy eating in their kids, according to a new survey from U.Mich.